GctYoermWantt
Filled at the
B ridge , Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient service at
all times.
Personal attelitioll iiven to all
prescription work.
chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. ‘PARKIR. Manager.
.
The volunteer cho of Christ Episco-‘
pal Church will hav a rehearsal this
evening. '
Miss Esther Johnson, of George-
town, is a guest of her sister. Mrs. All-i
drew Aaronson, of New street. I
The Woman‘s Auxiliary of Christ.
Church, held a meeting yesterday at?
tel-noon with Mrs. Harry Hubbell, of
St. John street. i
Frank Oddo, of the Washington
”v .. .. W... ”mum—t...“ “flew...
ienced. them to buy more than they
have t at local stores. A public heat
would i - loo be of much use to the sum.
mer residents who have places on the
lslandt in the harbor.
it scents to be pretty generally
agroetlt that the comet was visible to
the nu ed eye this morning about ii:-
15. (I118 [Baht Norwalk young lady.
who him been anxious to see it. was
awakened by the telephone in her
home ringing vigorously at that time.
The call was from a friend who desir-
ed to assist her in getting the desired
view. .Other people had alarm clocks
go off tit 3 o'cl0ck. Thus far comet par-
ties hatve not been very popular. bllt it
is expected that they will, now that
so malty people. after many disap-
pointments, have been able to catch
sight cit tile elusive stranger.
The Hatch s; Bailey Cc
IOUTH NOIW ALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. “-8.
Lumber and Mill W
7 from a Piggcry to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
street bridge, is expected home today Wln¢0i Glass of every description.
front New York City, where he has
been recuperating from an illness.
George Walker is to be the leader of
the Loyal Workers' Society at the Ad-
vent Chrlstiau Church, Sunday even-
ing: The topic will be “Results of lion-
orlug God."
The Young People‘s Society of the
Swodish Lutheran Church are plan»
pins to hold a Box Social tomorrow ev-
ening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vic-
tor Johnson, in Platt avenue.
James L. Ansletnan. 0t Seaview ave-
nue, has been laid up for about a week
with a severe attack of rhounmtisnug
He is able to be about at present but.
still suffers lnuch pain from it.
Charles Smith, a former resident of
Winfield street, who purchased a farm
in Crallbury some time ago, has now
sold it and purchased another in Der-
by. Mr. Smith and his family are now
living there. |
Mr. and Mrs. Howaa Wood, of Sea-
view avenue, are preparing to move
to Danbury. Mr. Wood, who is em”
pioyed in the batting trade, was for-i
merly employed in South ‘Norwalk, but
is now working in Daubury. t
The oyster fleet down the harbor is
again on the ascendancy in point of
numbers. The one sleep there yester-
day morning has been augmented by'
four others and there is likely to be a
much larger fleet before the'woek is
out. -
William A. Laskey, one of the popu-
iur drivers employed by James ii. Run-
dle, of Van Zandt street, was taken to
the Norwalll Hospital Wednesday for.
treatment. it is also understood that
Mrs. imskey is ill in Vermont, whero'
shetrecently went for a visit. i
The Mayflower baseball team
open their season on the Mayflower
()val tomorrow afternoon at 3130.
when their opponents will be the Inde~
pendents, of South Norwalk. The
game will be called at 3:30. There will
be no charge for admission.
The second suspicious fire ill three
days at the plant of the Century Wa-
terproofing Company in Seavlcw ave-
nue was the one big topic of conver-
sation this morning. The general ver-
dict wus that no stone should be left
unturned ill ferreting out the guilty
party.
Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Ryan. are
planning to move to Stamford to re»,
side. Mrs. Ryan's son, Chester lnger-
soil. who was formerly a well known
young delivery clerk employed at the
Ryder and Howard market on the'
Washington street bridge, has been
employed for several weeks at the
Yale &Towde lock factory in Stamford.
During the past winter there was,
considerable talk of Johnson money»
along the Washington street bridge,
though so far as made known uo ac-
tual cash was put up that the colored
man will whip‘ Jeffries when they meet
on July 4th. The absence of discus-
sion on the topic now is charged to the
foot that most of the colored men have
returned to their homes in Virginia. 3
The incorporation of the Ellsworth
Oyster Company, of East Norwalk.
does not mean any change in the oper-
ations in these waters, the difference
being confined entirely to the financial
features of the business, it is stated.
The new company was formed to look
after the Connecticut portion of the
Ellsworth business. Captain C. A.
Anderson. who was formerly manager
of the business here, by the change.
becomes a member of the Maui Nor-
walk company.
The local Naval Militia steam cut-
ter and whalevboat. which ware for s
time at the Norwalk iron works Conl-
pnny dock, are now at their permanent
quarters at Hickory Bluff'and Tavern
island, where line acccmodationa have
been given by E. Hill. The naval boys
oxpoct to use the boots 0. great deal in
practice during the season and have
already heen‘ out several times with
them. But very few launches are as
fast as the steam‘ cutter. which is 40
feet long and has a 50 horsepowed on-
g no.
The need of a public iioat at the
Washington street bridge. has been
made especially manifest during the
last two or three weeks on account of
the big oyster fleet down the harbor.
The oysterment come up to South Nor-
walk after intrusions and have been
obliged to climb up splice to docks in
many instances, and at private docks
at that, all of which has inconven-
--if you haven't the time to exercise ,
regularly. Dean's Regulate will prevent
constipation. The induce a mild.
easy, healthful action of the bowels
withcup glows. Ask your dream for
them. I ‘
“idncoi n"
mm
will " -
Saab ii sights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters, two sizes.
Asphalt Fabric Roofing,
warranted.
AUTOMBB iL'ES‘ ,
11F YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR . ‘
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT
LIUTHER M.WRIGHT’S
NORTH MAIN A
John D. Feller has had a telephone
installed in his summer residence on
the West Side.
The Blue “tone baseball team oi"
East Noiwa will play the Rowayton
Juniors Saturday afternoon in Romy.
ion.
11‘. ll. llnrt is building a new born
on what was formerly the old 0r-
‘chard place, in Raymond street, Row-
ayton.
During the storm Monday night, sev-
eral sailboats broke from their moor-
ings, but as far as can be learned. no
serious damage was done.
The Reliance Social club are pian-
nlnx for one of thelargest which; of
the season for this afternoon, in their
rooms in liowayton avenue. t
——Wlten you need a shave or hair
cut remember Scaizl's tonsorinl parlor.
George W. Raymond. engineer of
the New Haven road, is taking a
month's vacation from his duties and
is making extensive repairs to his
houses in Raymond street. Roway
ton. !
; 29-31. West Washington Street, South Norwalk
FOR
omOrrow and ' onday.
; Read the few items below marked, at specially low prices; and
yang u... «.2. t then come prepared to buy.
rkf rEv thin . '
° ° 9” g No Money Needed
Open 21 Charge Account and Settle Your Bill in.
Convenient Weekly Payments
Tailor-made Suits.
.I
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One, two and three-ply Tar Paper.
Slaters' Paper.
Sheathing and Buildero' Paper.
Hair insulating and Deafeulnz Papers.
White Princess
IT [8 TIME TO FURNISH YOUR PIAZZA WIVES
Porch Shades, Chairs, Rugs and
Hammocks
iilur stock is large and varied, bu
Otir'CUI'CH liAMMlli‘K. if you ila
be hurprlsod at thr- comfort they air
The A. J. ANGEVINE 8: SON Co.
1134-136 WASHiNGTON STREET.
ottr (‘t)liilli.\'l€ll
lows you to burn
whenever you wll
t‘omc ill and s
17 WALL STREE
AT THE A
or WarmWeather
i‘omiua‘ on, do you dread keeping "it ”W “W “H" .Wm‘
cooking. baking, ctr?
There's no need to do this if you will il'i us install
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
SPECIAL @
ilil PRICES A iHlS WEEK
- a
Fin; Serges, Black. Blue. Green
and White. Our guarantee as to
quality goes with every Suit. Dresses
, “ White Serge Suits. $25 values. for . .
,4. , 315. Black and Blue. $25. $15 You may go to other eitles. but
i . and $18. nowhere Will you find a better as-
. V CASH OR CREDIT :ortment thanprlght fln yogi~ :wn
. . t . .
ND UNION STS. ’ omc s ore rlccs 'rom 39 to
i . $18.00. ,
1 Spring Coats
All of our light weight Broad- o
"‘ cloths, Scrgcs and Covert Cloth, Long Half-Fltted
$12. $l5 and $l8 values. for $7.98.
$10 and $12. Coats
CASH OR CREDIT
i we would call spot-till attention to ‘
vt- lit‘Vt‘l' tried llllt’ oi" those you will M
Made of Black or Blue Serges.
Black. Blue and Grey Brilliantines:
orti.
Dresses and Cos-
, tomes
Silks, Satins. Pongees, Foulards
and Mcssalincs. former value $25,
marked down to‘Sls. The cost of
making these Dresses would be
more than our selling price.
licys’ and Girls’ Stocking;
I We have bought a lot. way under price. The Stockings
NORWALK' CONN‘ are worth 15c per pair. We will sell 3 pairs for 25¢ during
" i, this sale.
House Dresses, Kimonos and
White Shirt Waists '
You must ace the Dresses we are selling for $1.50, and
the Waist: for Sms: Kimonos for 65c. 75c and 98c. They are
marked specially for this sale.
Millineryw at One-Third
also Rajah. Shantung and Pongee
Silks, will be sold at reduced prices.
The assortment is so varied that we
SOUTH NORWALK.
m
cannot enumerate prices.
(70M. AND (lAS‘S'i‘OViC.
cool when you lived to.
ill to,
«c the different siylca \ve otter.
which ill
and has
T
8lP STORE
VERY BEST CREAMERY B
FYANCY POTATOES .......
Ai&P FANCY PATENT FLO\UR, 24% lb. sack .......... 80c
AidtP FANCY PATENT FLOUR, a barrel ............. $6.30
EtES'r GRANULATED SUGAR, 25 lb. cloth sack. for. . 31.35
iyARRAN'rED secs: a dozen ........... . ............. 25c
UTTER. a pound ........ 33c
....... we a peck; 60¢ a bushel
Our entire stock of Trimmed Hats will be sold at a reduc-
tion of 33 per cent. off the regular 'aeliing prices. Come early
and make your selection.
The dainticst little Dresses and the largest assortment:
in The Norwalks. Prices from 98c to $6.98.
Aer Milk, 3 can» for ........ 25c
i-iniuach, 3 cans for ........... 25c
.l‘lnc‘l’eas, 3 cans for ........ 25c
l Extra Stamps with
330 Stamps with l u). 35c (‘offm-
t26 Stamps with 1 lb. 30c Coffee
,20 Stamps with 1 lb. 25c (lotion
‘lo Stamps with 1 lb. 20c Cone.-
lluylrr‘s (.‘ocoa, a can ........ 17c
Wrap. Peaches, 3 pounds for. .25c
Laundry Starch, 3 pounds for. .100
Teas and Coffees
no Stamps with 1 lb. 60c Tea
til Stumps with i lll. 60c Tea
25 Stamps with 1 lb. 401: Tea
20 Stamps with i Ill. 36o Tel
Visit Our Furniture \
Department
IT WILL PAY not}. We carry a full line of Beds and Bedding, ‘
i oxen Mt? Stove Polish.
. each ......... ......... so
i cakes Add) Scourlng Soup,
each ..... ............. be
can Sultana Peaches. . . . . . . .20c
pkg. Mother's Corn Flakes. ..10c
'li0 Stamps with Any of Following Articles
Dining-room Furniture, Refrigerators, Porch Furniture, Mattings, 4 7‘
m
at
i bet. A&P Salad ()il ......... inc
1 pkg. Minute Tapioca ........ 10c
l but. Electrollno... .......... 10::
i pita. All? Jelly Powder ..... 100
it lb. cake Aal’ Chocolate....1oc
labt. Courtenay & Co.'s Saucoch
Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Go-Caris, Stoves, Ranges, Lace Cur-
tains and Portieres.
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‘ Gilli MP iii BilMPMiY
1:4 Washington Street, South Norwalk
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Norwalk Chronicler